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Issue 9 of The Phonogram (II), published January 1901.
An Instrument of Satan
Albert C. Campbell
Illustrated Records
How Talking Machines are Used at the United States Capitol by the Official Reporters
D. Wormser
The Telephonograph
M.A. Guarini
The Druggist
Doggerel "N"
Was Munchausen's Frozen Horn After All a Phonograph?
Around the World with a Kinetoscope (concluded)
Points Pertaining to the Use and Care of the Edison Phonograph (cont.)
January Notes
New Edison Records
New Edison Concert Records
Please note, there are several magazines titled 'Phonogram'. This is the publication edited by Herbert A. Shattuck for Edison's National Phonograph Company between 1900 and 1902. A date/title index is forthcoming at the Media History Digital Library.
Uploaded to Archive.org by the National Recording Preservation Board. Scanned from microfilm as original issues are scarce. Please excuse the quality of some images. Thanks to Patrick Feaster for lending the films.
An Instrument of Satan
Albert C. Campbell
Illustrated Records
How Talking Machines are Used at the United States Capitol by the Official Reporters
D. Wormser
The Telephonograph
M.A. Guarini
The Druggist
Doggerel "N"
Was Munchausen's Frozen Horn After All a Phonograph?
Around the World with a Kinetoscope (concluded)
Points Pertaining to the Use and Care of the Edison Phonograph (cont.)
January Notes
New Edison Records
New Edison Concert Records
Please note, there are several magazines titled 'Phonogram'. This is the publication edited by Herbert A. Shattuck for Edison's National Phonograph Company between 1900 and 1902. A date/title index is forthcoming at the Media History Digital Library.
Uploaded to Archive.org by the National Recording Preservation Board. Scanned from microfilm as original issues are scarce. Please excuse the quality of some images. Thanks to Patrick Feaster for lending the films.
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September 19, 2016
Subject: The Druggist
Subject: The Druggist
One thing that surprises me about this magazine is that many of the issues I've read so far have short stories. This time, it is "The Druggist", which, unless I'm mistaken, is aimed at kids. The writing style is most unusual, with dashes in the words to point out pronunciation.
Also on hand are some drawings of the talent which recorded for Edison Records. This time it is Albert Campbell (whose number of listeners on last.fm is about average for such an old artist), D. Wormser (pretty much forgotten by everyone, but you can find records by him on the UCSB Cylinder Audio Archive) and M. A. Guarini (barely a trace of him on the internet. Most of the websites that mention him seem to be those websites which have a lot of pages but very little actual content).
Also on hand are some drawings of the talent which recorded for Edison Records. This time it is Albert Campbell (whose number of listeners on last.fm is about average for such an old artist), D. Wormser (pretty much forgotten by everyone, but you can find records by him on the UCSB Cylinder Audio Archive) and M. A. Guarini (barely a trace of him on the internet. Most of the websites that mention him seem to be those websites which have a lot of pages but very little actual content).
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